Heading for the lake
Found it
We did a lot of water pacing
And some jumping
Digging sometimes requires three generations
Setting up a dinosaur house on the treadmill seemed like a good idea until we learned how unstable blocks are on the belt
Piled high
When we visited the Public Garden this morning we saw real tiny ducklings!
And some grown up ducks in the grass, too
Hazel got a kick out of the McCloskey duck statues
She patted each duckling, from Jack all the way to Quack
She sat on each of the eight as well
I snuck up on them
“Fooping” ice water
Here’s what I got when I asked to see her face
Apparently this is the pouting rock
Phew, back in the game
That last picture reminded me of this other one from about a year ago. Same ball, same yard, same tot…sort of!)
Carseat companion
Just hangin’ at the farm
Climbing the fence at the sheep barn
Getting crafty with the drum carder
Oh, the allure of gravel
One full wagon
It takes longer these days but Hazel still eventually gets fed up with the camera
No one loves our fake wall as much as Lincoln
Except maybe Hazel
It’s a good thing someone was willing to pick up tiny rocks while we waited for the farmers to break for lunch
Accidental twinsies in yellow
Actual catching!
Farmer Sutton gets to the bottom of the bug situation (there was a green one, a red one and an ant)
As usual Hazel loves chickens
This one’s the real deal
Hazel wants to do all the stirring by herself
Here she’s building houses for the tiny kitty figures (At the moment this picture was taken the kitties were moving from their house on the white block to their new, letter block embellished house.)
When wiping ink off her hands she included the kitty’s paw
Close enough to the spray-park spray to feel some drops
In the puddle! TAH DAH!
Victory lap
At the park with Beth and Portia
Hazel suggested that her animals “say cheese” when I took out the camera
Then she took them to school and read them a story